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A Proposition
a declarative sentence (a sentence that declares a fact) that is either true or false, but not both
Propositional variables
or statement variables
variables that represent propositions, just as letters are used to denote numerical variables
Truth Table:
P^Q
Only both
TFFF
~P^Q
P^~Q
Only one and not the other
FFTF
FTFF
~P^~Q
Only not one and not the other
FFFT

equivalent to ~(PvQ)
~(P^Q)
Not both, but anything else
FTTT

equivalent to ~Pv~Q
PvQ
Everything except both false
TTTF
~PvQ
Pv~Q
Anything except one but not the other
TFTT (equivalent to P→Q)
TTFT (equivalent to Q→P)
~Pv~Q
Anything except both true
FTTT
~(PvQ)
Not one or the other, therefore only neither
FFFT

equivalent ~P^~Q
Truth tables and intuitive meaning
P→Q
Anything except P=T Q=F
TFTT

Equivalent (~PvQ)
not the case of one and not the other
Truth tables and intuitive meaning
~P→Q
Anything except both false
TTTF
equivalent (PvQ)
Truth tables and intuitive meaning
P→~Q
Anything except both true
FTTT
Truth tables and intuitive meaning
~P→~Q
Anything except P=F and Q=T
TTFT
Truth tables and intuitive meaning
~(P→Q)
Only the case where P is true and Q is false
FTFF
equivalent (P^~Q)
Equivalence
P^T
P^F
Identity laws

P
Equivalence
PvT
PvF
Domination Laws
T
F
Equivalence
PvP
P^P
Idempotent laws

P
Equivalence
PvQ
P^Q
Commutative
QvP
Q^P
Equivalence
Pv(Q^R)
P^(QvR)
Distributive
(PvQ)^(PvR)
(P^Q)v(P^R)
equivalence
(PvQ)^(PvR)
(P^Q)v(P^R)
reverse of distributive law
Pv(Q^R)
P^(QvR)
Equivalence
~(P^Q)
~(PvQ)
De Morgan's
~Pv~Q
~P^~Q
Equivalence
~Pv~Q
~P^~Q
reverse of De Morgan's
~(P^Q)
~(PvQ)
Equivalence
Pv(P^Q)
P^(PvQ)
Absorption

P
Equivalence
~(P→~Q)
P^Q
Equivalent Conditional
PvQ
~P→Q
Equivalence
~(P→Q)
P^~Q
Equivalence
(P→Q)^(P→R)
P→(Q^R)
Equivalence
P→(Q^R)
(P→Q)^(P→R)
Equivalence
(P→R)^(Q→R)
(PvQ)→R
Equivalence
(PvQ)→R
(P→R)^(Q→R)
Equivalence
(P→Q)v(P→R)
P→(QvR)
Equivalence
P→(QvR)
(P→Q)v(P→R)
Equivalence
(P→R)v(Q→R)
(P^Q)→R
Equivalence
(P^Q)→R
(P→R)v(Q→R)
Equivalence
P↔Q

Three total
(P→Q)^(Q→P)
~P↔~Q
(P^Q)v(~P^~Q)
Equivalence
~(P↔Q)

2 total
P↔~Q
~(P^Q)^(PvQ)
Inference Rule
P
P→Q

Modus Ponens
Q
Inference Rule
~Q
P→Q

Modus Tollens
~P
Inference Rule
P→Q
Q→R

Hypothetical Syllogism
P→Q
Inference Rule
PvQ
~P

Disjunctive Syllogism
Q
Inference Rule
P

Addition

PvQ
Inference Rule
P^Q

Simplification

P
Inference Rule
P
Q

Conjunction
P^Q
Inference Rule
PvQ
~PvR

Resolution
QvR
Inference Rule
∀xP(x)

Universal instantiation

P(c)
Inference Rule
P(c) for an arbitrary c

Universal Generalization

∀xP(x)
Inference Rule
∃xP(x)

Exitential instantiation

P(c) for some element c
Inference Rule
P(c) for some element c

Existential generalization

∃xP(x)